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Show JiVUUl AND GARDNER DO NOT SPEAK AS THEY PASS is to be defended against all comers in the class. It la. to go to each Bucceed-in- g champion, like the Richard K. Fox heavy-weigchampionship belt, that John. L. Sullivan held for twelve years. Gardner Is Favorite. Gardner's cleverness' has taken the local sports. His stiff left Jab and the knockout that he carries In his right hand are so well known that he will be a strong favorite over Root on the eventful afternoon. If the Chicago sports that come to Buffalo on the special train bring their rolls 'along they will have no trouble at all in getting their money down on Root. If Gardner is beaten the State of Massachusetts will go broke and plenty of local money w'll Zo'.'. v on, Ben Benton, Miah Murray, Billy Pierce and other Boston sporting men have chartered a special train to bring themselves and carry away their win. nings. HERRERA IN BIG DEMAND ht "Biddy" Bishop received a letter from n light-weigthe fighter. Os car Gardner, yesterday, in which the latter says he would like to come here for a match with Herrera any time this summer. Bishop says Gardner has fought all of tbe good men in the business, and he thinks he and Herrera will put up a hard fleht. Bi&hoo wired Gardner that ho would trv to arrange the match. Bishop was in- receipt of another letter vesterdav. this one from Manager Mo Oarev of the Lios Antrelea Athletic club. wants to match Herrera with McCarey of- the coast for a July om date. Bishop wired that Herrera will meet any fighter at 12S pounds, and au tViortzpd MoCarev to make the match. Both Herrera and Downey are now hard at work preparing for their fight next Thursday night. DOWNEY TRAINS TO 131 FOUNDS; COMING HERE TO ROUND UP WORK. n well-know- ht - - n, ht liaht-weigh- ts J. H. Bishop, manager of Jack Dow- ney, writes as follows: OGDEN CANYON. June 2S .Sporting Editor Telegram: We broke the Sabbath by a hard day's work, which brought Downey down to 131 pounds and he is feeling fine. This being a holiday, we had several visitors. was this Downey's hardest try-oafternoon, when he boxed the two big heavies four rounds each, dropping one to the boards with a right hand wallop. After the work out we went to the big sulphur pool back of the hotel and took the big plunge. A big sporting man from El Paso, Tex., came up to see Downey go through his work, and at the finish he said: "I know this Mexican and saw him in several battles and know this awful defense they speak of, and if you can't 'cop' him they will break me. As soon as the referee is settled upon I will look for some of the Mexican money." On my arrival yesterday I found Jack looking good, In fact better than on previous occasions, and as he is a glut, ton for work I will have to resort to light work after another day, Downey will be in Salt Lake Monday evening to complete his training. He will no doubt finish his training at the Are department house. J. II. BISHOP. ht PISTOL EXPERT MAY ROT SHOOT IN MATCH NEW YORK, June TOR EXCELLENT JAPANESE COOK, with 6 years experience., wlshea ponllion. Addreaa U South 1st West St. t-- nt. u. FOR RENT, JOR RENT FURNISHED. ut Sergeant W. E. Petty of the New York Police department, whose score was the second best made by the American team in the international ''Revolver match against French experts several years ago, will not be a member of the American contingent in the coming catle contest in Boston, with a French team. It is said he has been unable to secure leave of absence from his duties. JOCKEY WALSH IS SEVERELY INJURED RM. MOD. BK. Eth E., Hi. COT.: PARTLY furnished; furnished: furn.; 851 nacxt. br., completely E. Brigham. $100. mod. No. 2nd V., t?abr., completely HOUSTON REAL ESTATE INV. CO.. 2&1 Main. 14-r-m. 10-r- A MCELT moi.ith be, K. DC1 tartlt NEW OR TTtADK ar tacan. sVorfko.itoutt CAfll, Co . a S. V) V. t. FURNISHED FRONT room, suitable for ar ofnc or private telephone in connection; 2J7 Const, or I'hona 10.3-k. MRS. C. P. SIMONS. THE BA1NERE. 233 Main. ROOMS FOR LI OUT HOI SrTKE Erno children; at 7 South W. Tewpla, i-r- MADAME LTNNr. irnlt cxnxt ; Hoi-urn- Tmf W lit a LADIES FOR RIO f!rr.r. WANTED taruior f.coJvon; lw a nsrrsnt, rtt ocef; fair furire; sx4 1 4 qulr4. Adflrtt C. Titm. era r. t.;e. J. A. . Wriih HlftrUa i I i ROOM. GROUND close ia. Z60 A. W. Temple. NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. 230 . 3rd W est. FURNI8HED ROOMS FOR LIQIIT nuseaecpin. IU 8. 2nd WmL FURNISHED ROOM. MODERN q E. lat So. FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. . anakr. rtmovtd to plra CON-veoienc- es; s ooyui west i empj. NICELT FURNISHED ROOMS. BY tna aay. weeJc or month. 212 bu. titate at. THE IMPERIAL, NEWLY RENOVAT-e- d througnout. etec. itsbta. bath, central W ad upward ly locate 4. rooms Bo. Mtata. week; tr b CHEAP. FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH or without housekeeping; iU W. tat So. FURNISHED ROOM.3. - E, 31 CD 3Q.J moaern conveolences. LARGE FRONT ROOMS FURNISHED for either one or two gentlemen. M mo.; also llgst housekaepLcg reooaa. 44i west uacona SoutA. S4 FURNISHED ROOMS ni w. ma no me cooking; AND No. 1. u w, MRS. rnd do. THREE rURNISHED ROOMS llfht bousakaepina'. lat floor. iH Weci mn S. acb ONE LAROE FRONT ROOM HOUSE. t flealred. m E. Ith So. Keepin ROOM AND BOARD FOR TWO. Bouth lat Weat. NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. 7 FURNISHED A Jl ROOM. Weat lat South. SUITE OF GROUND Temple. 421 17a W. North lnf Kl, TICKETS! 79 V. Second South St, CIXAJnNO AND DTE IN O. R. F. NESLEN. MODEL DTK WORK! Phona 4rr rleanlne. 14S W N NEW YORK, June 29. Sixteen-year-ol- d board at 23 E. 7th So. "Eddie" Walsh, favorite jockey of W. C. FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GENTLE- Daly, was thrown from a race horse men only; ill E. lat bouth. which he was exercising near Sheepshead Bay today and sustained concussion of FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED frightthe brain. The animal had been rooma at 713 K. lat Bo. Calder's in tha Lead. ened by the sudden passing of a motor-cvcl- e, and when it shied and plunged, The Calder's park baseball nine now FURNISHED ROOM. AT 114 SO. was sitting carelessly upon stands Walsh, who was at the head of the amateur leazue. itONE i weat. over the horse's the team hurled the saddle, one in notch the moving up per head. His head struck a telegraph pole, centage column by defeating the Ogden FURNISHED VtOOMS; e?J SO. MATN. and had he not put oat his hands to save amateur yesterday. himself, he might have been killed. FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD; XI Comic opera all week. Salt Palace. k. cn aoutn. A MODERN FURNISHED FRONT WELLSVILLE CHAMPS Candidate for Electrocution. room ior rent at IZt W. fourth South. New York, June 29. His threat that he FURNIBHED ROOMS FOR LIOHT oo a to square acwouiu t ZS K. ith South. houaekeeploa DEFEAT SMIIHFIELD counts for the policeman he had ben many times NEWLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM: leao may arrested, Harry Keely of Clifton S. I., to the electric chair. H has ben while his victim. Patrolman Mc LOGAN, June 29. The champion Wells-vill- e arrested, FURNISHED ROOMS TO KENT AT Grath. is in an infirmary at New Brighton team was defeated ytsterday by the po severely wounded that his life la des Keely shot McGrath three Smlthfield boys on the B. Y. campus, IS paired of. at S IS1CELT FURNISHED FRONT htanieton. S. I. The game was times today to 10 being the score. rooms, waier ror nouaekeeplnr: 177, K st on a numaccount of throughout, ragged 1 NICELY FURNISHED ber of players on each side being; out of FRONT MASSAGE. room, iignt houaekeeptnx; la4 E. nd So. practice. The line-uNEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS. JLM LADY FROM THE EAST GIVES Sci Wollsville. Smithneld. U: ?5 S. Snd Eaet. ard entific c treatments; massage try Done vibrating Poppleton 19 treatment nervousness. for magnetic Walters p E. Ewing TWO ROOMS FURNISHED FOR R. Maughan bouth ilain St., Hotel Gladstone, room 25. Hgftt nouaeKeepma". lb w. ?nl So. Douglas 2b C. Maugnan Pond NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AND 3b R. Ewing Hill board at 464 w. inn Bo.. K per week. 3"ek-os.s A. Maugnan FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. Jones r.f W. Ewrng FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD Alex Maughan c.f Mack 470 w. Znd south. at l.f Hansen Glespie .ALL FOR "NEOOTT ATOR " fltm NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM list of realty bargains, free at office of at C2 Ho 3rd Score by Innings: Weat: I3 M par week. 5 1 4 0 4 0 0 3 15 118 fiarrmgton Smithvllle W. 2nd Bouth. Courtney, 1 2 1 0 3 1 2 0 Wrellsviile NICELY FURNI8HED ROOM; 8J 010 FOR REAL ESTATE OR IX) AN 3 SEE 6o.A Weat 3W. Temple. MCK.enar & Co.. 634 W. 2nd South. Umpire Griffiths. Attendance The Champions play the Hyde Park ROOMS FOR HOUSE, FURNISHED team cn July 3rd for the championship M'CONAUOHY. ROOM 5. keeping; W. North Temple. estate the rents. diock. of .eagre boners ileal county. loans, business chances. Trade Salt Lake r.Jtr FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSE, ior anromia farms. modern; po children; 31 So. lit keeping W. wtre-t- . HOUSTON'S THE HOUSERS HAVE RICHFIELD CHESTY bargains In houses; 2S1 Main. A NICELY FURNISHED FRONT THE FACT STILL REMAINS THAT room: 62 Bo. W. Temple. more homes are sold through my agency OVER HER BALL TEAM than FRONT PLEASANT ROOM. 7; any other In the city. Why? Be board If dealred: 31 Bouth 4th Eaat. cause you ara treated right. Sea ma if FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSE, A. Rlchter. li you wish to purchase. Flret South. The f.rst game of keeping at S3 So. 6th Weat. RICHFIELD, June feaseball played at the new park In this WE SELL REAL ESTATE. THAT'S and Richfield, ail. Turtle Bros.. 149 Main. Red ball city was beiween Kimberly MONEY LOANED PRIVATELY. sign. Rlch-f.eland resulted in a signal victory for About 300 people witnessed the CHOICE BUILDING SITES ON EAST Richfield her Amateur side of Liberty park, very cheap and easy ON FURNITURE. PIANOS. ETC.. TO ?;anie. team with played the exception of the terms. .Hubbard xnvt. to., ,a v . and to salaried people, without aeeurlty. on your Charles Peterson Elmer pitcher, taking note; easy paymenta; etrtctly confidential. in the box. The was Fox's place 407 D. F. Walker bldg. Cherry. d to be Interesting, game too Richfield s. runs one three for of every making Rlchfield's first game in the AUCTION SALE. will be league team on played hftr with Calder's FAMOUS THE MEXICAN, the of Park Fourth July. AUREL10 TERMS ON FURNITURE CARPETS contest will start The Herrera-Downe- y and ransea. II cm 110. Ill on tlOQ. t. X L Furniture- and Carpet Installment Houaa, at 8:30 sharp at baseball park. No zna eouia itreL r. a. vorensen. 48 waits to inconvenience the spectators. proprietor. VERSUS JACK Comic opera air week, Salt Palace. HOIfln. eloe rented. (f. cloao in. f-- earr.ire H a In j-v- M -- Sfc f fL. w .'-i .. l-- r ....... 4i3 ,. . Wwtvt, . . jpL ica. v kt Nai-fJ- ...... ... p. 0a. CkV-saf- -, tJan. n tn: - .....?. WW. w r . tha 414 M. . . tka av4 ttrarkTi,4'ta t'tty ! Fwr ml. yMta '! I. a ml, SJLSTA kv. CaJa '.a. - r.ytr k4 j ia, tx. as laue-TM'.:- 4 r, '4 N-- Xr. Si .. 7.j:t.a tr4. TOFEtl 4 . acea 43 tr,rr T Ii,ita F UM.a. a a4 Nfi)j4, tuu.ut.Jt3 PJS r ftf t fajvAa y , M. s. 5ivr T. haj a. P 4 AT, A,Tra-TD. E SVKIX!. d n i.:o- -' a. a r. a r. a. a, JtnyTOM. Faaa. Gen. Aft. an h.L. Fey cxinNEii. FOPrrorriCE -r. j-- 4 it t I . k r. Ctuts a. ar.t,rm. as FfLtavta mi4 4Zfcig- - 1.-- a4 ?o ?- - fc. FE JL Faae t rfceCLf-atr- ZTttaa A santa rn route.- - Orewiwat VI ail. Lii k SEEa. rm OrvRjad Flay ISajrtX. WU, a fna a Tlrtrt t tef,. js.J Xfwwa ta rVAjJTT'Csn- - ttSALtH, V' Al.Tll. LiAifltt 1 Uttiul Yal:. Aw w.tve I Southern Pacific Company's Lines liwalar, tSMreftfa H'a. X at a1 laia aa-- U LaJta Oty it l. K. rjRAT. Cearj Ag"r-t- i HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS PARTIES O. C. Rlchter Co.. 41 F.ate III. waltln. LADIES OR hutlri make from Call S DooJy black. AV POLICITOR9. OEM-tteme- takr: ne.AU t.ar i-- n; mm t.. TAILORS. H. V. CLARK. TAILOR. 1H E SND S MY OWN skf ht:se:t. F4.I.E JUNE J ON 4 COLORADO-UTA- SHORT UNE H v. Ttsrowgk ear. Pal! Lake City ka Loula ax4 City. Unty eaa eftaage and ta New Tot. Lu.Talo y . o w ratea fo.-- ijiairir lrarL pvit.it havlai attmtloa to ladlaa a&4 cbi! Kni petlpJ 1 Cra- theemarh to O'r-rai- . TourVt Re i on MVpra other poitta wttbotit X,aga. Two tralna 4aHy. of Jo--. 13 rvxay black, Ibquira at ticketAr.r fait lak City, II. ehaar tvl'.r given. C TOWN SEND, O. K A. kllaaoHrl Fadf o r.y.. Bt. Lrsla. Via. a. Tit i C. P. A., fUarl FaciSa ffajt Lakt Qty. Utah. lnf-rr-iatto- c jr:,Y ? I t Kew Yeik. w!.h 4ia tup la Hew Yerls Cty. -- : z, cn SAi.n aUratcx Sj-riar- K jult t, ROUND Ballitr.3. e. Lrw TRIP f ai-oTt- XSAuy PLUS $2.00 -- . '.HI ' VIA KryUcd. Fft'.a ;.:r v ta Ci.!rr-3rtet Kar.aa 'n ther r.5r.ta. trltU in J.f I'-- c . Kn-StlDtiear-el- C.ty ir. 5 3irr.it, i , a U, J ? ELYCTRIC LIOHTTD TRAINS.. LST DINING CAR ELMiVICL. a&4 r, Jr,it. a tt''. ttt DKJvrr, Hist. Tsas. Arer.L aa la ts i-.- A. EIBIX. Trar. Taaa. Ar'.-.-L lOQ Went 2nd &ct;th EU SUt Lake City, UUh. HAL S. RAY, GsT SEE COLORADO Denrer, Ccle. Aat, I From Observation MONEY TO LOAJT. ONLY TO ONE tcatotj. 2i Pullman Can p: n ia j A. TWO NKWH AC.KNTIi. ty. Apply. Van Noy Newa Co. cor. tih , and Snd South. LOAN . rl. Mrl"&. 3TRAINSDAILY t StX'URI- - I Fr .. f ,1 a.m. and Arizona. . frt HIGHEST PItii'E PAID X)H MEN'S caat oft clothing. nd pvatal to ti t'omm. atreet tun sALt ia a--- .. Ogae st rirt A WAITTED. a flay. . TK-.,- e Utah. TO ST. LOUIS. food ' PETAKT. Ur. from Ua. to KANSAS CITY. 6T. JOSEPH. CJIL CAGO. Q A L V E TO N, T7i PA PO ar.5 tha W.n:r.g Catr ; ot New klealt Imnnn. t-- 110 f'-".- r UA M. rme.. nlcrlv r.. In. The O. C. Rlchter Co . 41 EaaMe Rlock. OOOD SQUARE PIANO 1U; AlJtO zra it. or oicjcie, hzm; ONE GENTLEMAN'S Wl! EEL.: CALL alter a p. m.; ro. i k. 7th So, DENSMORE a TYPEWRITER. full Una of Rlbba and Carbon T I Carter, 13 W. lrX South. Cor. W. Ttmck to ea aU a, a SnSCEIXANXOUS. ELKO ANT FUR. OF M e k.at Wh V. ...Iikts. rtaaJ aa i.j Fraa w. e- -i Xa, 1 It wn CITT. . -- 7:u: ajk4 e abemt ItEDUCED For KAHT tMt turaxtf. arf ly to RATESrartjtar C. r. WAHRE.V. General AfnV. 4H ro!y SIxK Bait Lka Oljf. 4.- -j NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AND board at 673 So. State. NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AND 4 -- TEMPLETON CLEaNINO CO STfAM cUanlna of n arle an-- dry ona way an work eulilJe of city. I jg E. Ind Pi . L. Oty. No. Acaletny ava.. Frovo. and X F Fr rr. m. St a. 1 alifornia elaanlna--. t.x praa Kinaa. TOR SALE T r A a. j:rt.i. t JB a. sa. f- i?-- -- GENERAL AGENT. HALT LAKE CITY. T Expert dyelnr and French 1411-- "'. rala TJIDIET TURKISH HalMreeetnr parlors; So. Xlanlcurlng sad Chiropody M W. makr), So. Mwla. .: Elaant ! Wr.LL-FURNISHE- O Ixaet roonoa on &rat Door; FURNISHED ROOMS; .i SANITARIUM Ratha. W. bq. ienvpia. FONTYN. CLATRVOYANT medium. JC7 Bo W. Temple. t.4 Oa--i ATCHLS9X, Jlaat th! lammtr, and I rou will teil rre where rU want to g I U1 lU yot th nd cheaj-e- l la make way ire trip. buI-re- a I'rt been In tha retenjer r.4 knowl. the yeare. twenty gained by dga I U enUreJy tha only gxrl teacher, eertnpe, t your arvtca. Remember th Hur l'.r.gtn U Iha tn ail lha ehert line from I ro better r and thr c In the world than we gya you. Why ttk any chanceaf Txnunsn bathe. BUITE OF TWO ROOMS FOR LIOHT nouaekeeping or two gentlemen i37 S. Sixth Bouth atreat. noor. P. Tranc Ill l. d ouTii Fboaa EAST AND TIN WORK. re fle tora. StanseU 71 E. ata. a-- nnrrxT hiking cab itnvinr TTCKCT OFFICE tna W. JtonvD LOW RATES SPIRITUALIST. BOARD: NICELY FURNISHED ROOM a. NEAR W, COPPER. TiRA a 'J UKS . . am m-r- rm Thre a4 Ci t ?it 1 Hr, titf Trtf, ..........Ott .. KapTa LAMP 3 AND BXIXECTOILS. I a Tc -- will b it lot cf low ......It AT SALT rra Wet " . arva M t r tratFtX'f6i N UTAH JUNK CO.. HIGHEST PRICKS paid for scrap Iron, r jhter. rare. tvUJ. cepper. braaa. etc. tJ U. Itn Bx. tel. pr OR 4 NICELY FURNISHED ROOMSL with or without board. 70 W, tta 8uth. j WANTED HIS C ELLA NEQU&. 1antrcs. lamp. r (J Rnulh. cja No Wm BHO&- - J W CVRKIK. KKMUVCD TO Third South. 4i - tatrTta.4i.ia Of .... ... ....... Mmi .. ....... -. Pf-k. CaZ.ie!a. Fra1- fya.r t-- Park Oty roen k-- ASSATE2LS. dm t rTT-a- 8utK. W. Ird a4 rnw4 ARMVr-Ik-fT- 31. JOKN CAMFNCIN.41 AUTIITIO 't?-.- . '.r:- I5JWJ ctty es4 a 4.. .. ., aB Ct ta TJt. ML, -; Fw 7".- tie. krr-r- , LnterwaUle j)is Nriia tAe.ra. iTrra, ........ . N Ll"rJB aa Waj-Ot y e Ca,',.i4 a.ws. A y Eaat .. . ..tUt T'".m a4 .. No. 1 Flos Fra. Ora4 ile U ir.ak tv-... J a y t, Fr Ca"L. tKn e4 tke EAt ...... Frf-!e,4. kann FrLJhne t(4 tMte Urut4 atva- Jatlca aa . e, 9 fwitat tt t- tfea Eaat... 'Xv KT r.g.am. rn i.efv tw Frara. a Vy, X,xMaTe. M ax4 ne- L..a . . . J.X UU M fTVk'MM ... ra. jv wa. mAJte arytrai V C aJJurf . I EHOEXAXER. FRONT elc. light, ptr-t- WTor rTw,v. lu - LARGE 4l5 IVikh'. Ttt a C-ri- SaJI a ml. Ka. two wae..t a ! m, Ka. I Fe f Wat.. . t id a. ml. Ka kFfrr Oc . n am4 ita v ta!rrBnat Ka. suite. floor. rVarq - No. V TEL. N- S BICTCLE3 AND REPAIRINQ. V . tye ure WANTED IITJLr. et and FOR VACANT HOUSES. v 14LAYKA EALT J4JS CTTX. JkcUo. ! ar ej4 Ora4 aaet I RtA Ne. ajroe t'atwwv Ora4 Jw Li I X.1191 e4 ioita Waw Jfm Un, a?4 patnta eaet...,, 1 M etre. mice all lrrkind, fa a. loratla TutUa . X. Oa--- ONE LAROB FRONT ROOM FOR tifcer ona or two gtnlleirenj aio Ugfet ouakrlng ranma 4c W. inA flouts. ONE FURNISHED FF.ONT ROOU AT 141 Bo u t h CASH. TRADE, Ck.. ai U 4 fka. tL lftTea ;at kaatt. Vtarr- Ftm t. Cacfi IhL Prrra. Ir.UrweiJ ata tMClete... l.iata. vraa,a tn. k rr Frar. Prwa. f es4 Ir.t'-!-- . UTAH SCREEN AND JOI1 PltOF. R N. y ff IV Fraw S. Hrock. tCop ; Jab cf a'l klivde ai4 OJaf. r. t Far Ofn4m aa ail tk Jca. L w. T. l ioaa :i;-arcall crtt ratlin; Si?.u ti 4 Ndt t"a tena pn, N II - Ter Cf a&4 3 tMr. in rrn arf J1 r . ..... HOME. FF.R-feoaldlsad appointments, Chandeliers and hardware, S rcxros. at;vr ttiov. J. Dorvnan Heavia, 71 W. 2nd Ho. Tooaa YOU CAN OET WHAT YOU want In furnished orJU8T housekeeping . at the O. C. Rlchter Co.. 41 Eagle Uo--rooms THE OLOBE. M&H BOCTH MAIN. Nicely furnished rooms, single sad en azoiifssA TV4 Tkl4a t CVfTtBt N lm kofnlie(l CARPtyrriia akd builders. !- in; !H HEW OR trvJlAND. rm. MODERN FAMIO KOHUr iio-- j I h. u V. rolocl.l. arv4 T?-f- t I) CLAIRVOYANT. ignt. FIPrr ttaST.. X?r.. ID-HAN- D -- -- Rrrriia. ttpe-- -- streets. -- IXJELNT. cot-- ; mod. br.. less Jnd t.. 13. mod. b. cot.; IH EL. 7th fwx, Mk lad at.. UtM. br. m4. tib. rm. frama cotcot; 77? Main. 11. rm. br.. bath: kl fTraoTV. rm. mod., barn; L3 lllh E.. K Large store, rooms for rent on West Tenu-le- . scree fire lucerne IS miles from vn HOUSTON REAL ESTATE INV. CO. CI Main. WE 1IAVK THESI1 HOUSEKEEPING rooms and apartmonts for rent: I'rm- - houa. modern, pUno.tio W rm J bouao, c1hm ic J rma., modern, cUir Jn i rt J sicjcant. In private, fjLmUy.... U.W V In cottage, ck-sarm. mou, c - in X rmm., 11. f very family Ths O. C. Rtchterprorate Co.. 41 Kagle Isla. furnished; ht BUFFALO, June 29. Jack Root of Chicago and George Gardner of Lowell, Mass., who are to fight before the International Sporting club, at Fort Erie on the afternoon of July 4th, are training within half a inile of each other. The rival camps are both situated at. Fort Erie. The men have passed each other on the road on several with no more greeting than a occasions, side glance. While there is no open sign of hostilities, it ia said that Roof is hot to revenge his defeat at the hands of Gardner in Salt Lake a year ago. Root's headquarters are at a retired foadhouse on Trenton avenue. Hugo Kelly and Jimmy Hogan are with him. Kelly is the boxer of the combination. He is a clever middle-weigand helps Root to go through a hot seance with the gloves every morning. The other morning Root and Gardner w?re both on the road early to get ahead of any possible storm. Meeting of the Rivals. the crest of Coming back they met-othe bluff overlooking the river and the falls. Gardner kept his eyes straight to the front. Root turned his head and grinned derisively as the Lowell man passed. There "was no demonstration of hostility. Whatever fighting is done will take place in the ring, with gate receipts in the box oQte. , Frank Erne was a caller oh Gardner. Gardner asked him to put on the gloves and do a little work, but Erne declined the measure, with the remark that Gardner was too big a man for him to tackle. Erne gave it as his opinion that Gardner, if he carried a few pounds more of weight, could whip Jeffries Others Hot for Chance. Fitzsimmons, Kid Carter, Gus Ruh-iiTom Carey and Jack Johnson, the colored heavy-weigchampion, have written to Manager Herman asking for a match with the winner of the fight. Herman has announced that he will give a diamond trophy to the winner. The value of it will be $1000. It is to represent the championship, and its possession 29. SITUATION WANTED. SMALL HOU8K: W5 CANNON HT.. bet. 8th and th Weit and 2rd and Srd Hex Irish Pugilist Has Grudge to Settle for His Defeat in Salt Lake Last Fall. light-heavyweig- sait Lake telegkam. The MON'DAY EVENING, JUNE; 29, 1903. MONET. N eea No fommliilon altoreye No delay. No Eaatern compary No third party.... ....Low rate No mortirare ta Many optlona South. Ruaael L Tracy. II E. BOlTllWrST CORNER LAST PAOS SMALL LOANS, EMPIXTEE3 CRCD Snuth Xfata. ft Co room 11 IF YOU NEED MOXKY WB WILL lt olsccuct your salary. Star Loaa Co "Cast tad Bo. M TEACHER Or PIANO. 1IATTE XI. VtSHARD. TEACHER OF llano. Leachetliky method. Reglnnera a specialty. 306 E. 2nd So. rrVERY DAT TO DENVLU 1A Colorado Midland RAILWAY ii Attractive aoenery and aerrtca. Lara Salt Lak City I SO a. m. and 1:33 p. m. CU t oRc for Informal lor. W. IL DON N ELI Oan.rat arnt. tH ev Wat Terrpla at.. rt Dooly block. ivft i Three Train o CEhiceigo m wt Union Pacific and d. one-tide- Kim-barly'- HERRERA TOO FAR APART - DOWNEY TO REACH UNDERSTANDING. Chicago, Milwaukee BOXING CONTEST THE NEW JERSEY LIGHT-WEIGH- T I j if When join j E kt you hkT II trains, tU tha Union click of thrta tbroafb Pkdfle ajad Northwestern I i l If you NEW OR or terms. 8oretiaen-Stou- tt CASH. TRADE Co.. 4i E. 2d 8a. tD-HAN- at vk jj iXAvn v,x SALT LAKE J worth east, it about tho nw ak bcrricc. It ia as pood as it is new. art? golnp a B. WILLI A MB, ComnxfjrlAl 'AVst, 10G Beyond Bouth Buret Wrt Fait X. St. Paul Line tour wbilf to SAFE 3. NEW YORK, June 130 Pounds and 20. Rounds SCAVENOER. mployee in. New York's labor war seem still to be far apart. srood preliminaries will Two KEEN SANITARY CO. OFFICE 17 W. neglect or misunderstanding the Through, plan of the con- precede rattling South. Tel Ull-lat event. 8:30 bout at main First ciliation committee of the Civic federam. p. to SALT tion LAKE sharp. SCAVENOEk CU. bring the forces has made no contending ,'Phona M: offica & Main at prosress. The employers say they will not Baseball work to be resumed until the unionspermit have signed thir rrbttration plan, while the union men say WANTED TO BENT. Night, 2, '03 $1 and $2. Admission, FURNISHED PARTIES ROOM6; on Tickets at Jake Greenewald'a waiting; sale for tha right kind. Th O. 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